Große Trommeln in Ihrem Projekt? Es ist so einfach wie 1-2-3

<p>hello everyone dome here<br />what you just heard was a drum library<br />that I started using in the past few months<br />and I’m really impressed with it<br />and what you just heard was this library<br />with zero processing with an arrangement of guitars<br />bass<br />a really typical rock metal arrangement with big sounds<br />and I did not any q any compression<br />it was straight out of the box<br />so this library is called Hertz Drums<br />and I actually talked about it on my favorite<br />Drum Libraries video<br />if you haven’t checked it out<br />I suggest you check it out right here<br />now I started using Hertz Drums back in August<br />I think<br />and I immediately fell in love because of the sound<br />primarily these drums cut through the mix<br />so I can throw them in a very busy mix<br />I can do sound replacement<br />I can use them as they are<br />and they will always cut through with minimal mixing<br />I want to say straight away<br />this video is kindly sponsored by Hertz Drums<br />but they haven’t watched the video before<br />I released it and they didn’t have any input<br />when it comes to the production of this video<br />like I said I’ve been using these for a while now<br />and I’ve tried them for a long<br />long time before I decided to make this video<br />gonna jump straight into the sounds and as you can see<br />this is the interface<br />and there are three packs for Hertz Drums<br />there’s the blue pack the red pack<br />and the white pack<br />I’m going to play all of the presets very<br />very quickly so the white pack comes with these presets<br />and I’m going to start with the metal preset<br />you know me<br />I always like to play my drums on the keyboard<br />so let’s do it<br />so really really powerful modern<br />punchy big sound<br />and if you’re doing metal music<br />these drums are for you straight up<br />just check<br />the credentials of the people that are behind these<br />drums and you will know<br />I’m not going to go too deep into this<br />but the developers of these drums<br />are responsible for producing<br />and mixing some really iconic metal bands<br />so I would suggest you check it out<br />let’s try the next preset this is called Modern<br />and that’s why I think these drums are so good<br />with layering I’m going to show you in a second<br />how I use them for layering<br />in Cubase progressive metal<br />and they look pretty fast as well<br />now one great thing that exists in these drums<br />that actually was added in an update<br />is that you can go here to MIDI<br />and you can load your MIDI mapping<br />and as you can see there are quite a few presets<br />but I really like to use the General MIDI preset<br />with CC on hi hat<br />so that means that I can go here<br />and where I have my hi hat<br />I can use my mole wheel to open and close the hi hat<br />which is really really cool<br />I really like this feature<br />so let’s play the rock preset<br />now I’m going to go to the blue pack<br />now that sounds very different<br />and you can get this pack separately<br />or you can get them as a bundle<br />but that’s why I’m playing all the sound<br />so that you can check which one is your favorite<br />and if you like all of them<br />then the bundle might make more sense<br />so let’s try art rock<br />rip pop<br />I love this near such a such a characteristic snare<br />and I have to say again these are not mixed<br />I haven’t added anything<br />these are vanilla straight out of the box<br />the next one is called Classic Metal<br />this is also from the Blue Pack<br />and it’s very very tight very tight sound<br />next one on the blue pack is the Power metal one<br />and you know if we’re talking about power metal<br />I have to play double kick right<br />and I’m telling you<br />this is going to cut through the mix<br />because it has this click<br />I mean these guys know how to design sounds for metal<br />right so this is going to cut through<br />it doesn’t have a long tail<br />the kick drum is really really tight<br />so it can play fast<br />and it won’t give you this long test kind of MUD<br />is the sound<br />that’s what I’m saying<br />these are ready to go mixed drums<br />and there’s nothing wrong with<br />you know libraries that are<br />you know unprocessed<br />I like them a lot for other things<br />but sometimes if you want this kind of sound<br />just to create the kick drum<br />might take you a long time<br />okay and then they have to be very<br />very precise<br />and very homogenous for this kind of genres okay<br />they can’t be all over the place<br />now let’s play the progressive rock from the Blue Pack<br />and this is maybe my favorite preset for this pack<br />it’s big it’s roomy<br />but the Toms are really tight<br />again the Toms have the right amount of release<br />for modern productions right<br />I’m not talking about jazz here I’m talking about<br />you know<br />modern drums that hit you in the face for modern rock<br />metal productions and also for replacement<br />I’m going to show you all this in a second<br />now let’s go for the Red Pack alternative rock<br />Gent<br />really nice deep toms<br />on this one look<br />now I’m going to show you a preset that I created<br />on this library and this I called Dom Big Kids<br />I’ve been using this preset for drum replacement<br />for 2 months now so<br />now let me show you how easily<br />you can start creating your own drum kits<br />because these are presets<br />but there’s a lot more in these library<br />so as you can see this is my own preset<br />I can select my snare and I can say okay<br />now I want to change the amount of room and reverb<br />and check how many sounds I can get like this<br />for me this is very relevant<br />because sometimes I use these kind of sounds<br />even for productions that are like<br />let’s say synth wave productions or pulp productions<br />and this kind of sound<br />is a really important one<br />this reminds me a little bit of some<br />snares that Muse used to have in their tracks<br />so you can go and blend the room and reverb very<br />very easily the other thing that you can do is<br />you can change the pitch<br />of each element you can change the mic<br />the direct sound overheads<br />the sub and the effects but then<br />if you want to start piecing together your own kit<br />you can go here to the library sampler tab<br />and this is what I like the most about this interface<br />it allows you to create your own drum kit really<br />really easily it doesn’t involve menu diving<br />it doesn’t involve you know<br />drop down menus it’s very<br />very fast so for example<br />if I go and select my kick drum<br />I can just start auditioning different kick drums<br />so I have left and right let’s try left<br />and I can go here<br />listen to all the different kick drums<br />see how many<br />you can also see which pack<br />each kick drum is contained in<br />so let’s say<br />I like this one because it’s really nice and tight<br />it’s from the blue pack I can just right click<br />and it’s there<br />so you can really create a drum kit in a few seconds<br />it’s really really fast<br />you can create multiple presets really<br />really easily you have reverse<br />you can have an envelope here<br />so you can shape the sound quite a bit<br />now very quickly I want to show you how I use heards<br />drums to do drum replacement<br />and how I do it in key bass<br />now as you can see I have my Hertz Drums here<br />and these are my drums from an acoustic drum kit<br />so I’m going to mute Hertz Drums<br />and then I’m going to introduce them<br />so that you can hear the difference<br />so as you can see these drums on their own<br />the Acoustic Ones will never have a chance in this mix<br />unless you really go deep<br />and start sound designing the drums<br />and mixing them which is loads of fun<br />but you need to have some serious skills<br />in order to do this<br />and sometimes you don’t have the time to do this<br />sometimes there are really tight deadlines<br />so what I do in this case<br />let me show you how I create this<br />as you can see<br />I have replaced the kick drum and snare here<br />and let me show you how I do it right<br />so I’m going to create a new version<br />and let’s take the kick drum for example<br />what I do is I go here to my kick drum<br />and I go to my hit points<br />then what I’m doing is I’m going to edit hit points<br />and as you can see I can change the threshold<br />I want to make sure that every kick drum<br />hit is selected and it has a hit point<br />now what I do is I go ahead and create MIDI notes<br />now here’s what I choose to do<br />most of the times when I want a really consistent sound<br />I go for fixed velocity I go for 100 for pitch<br />for a kick drum I know that it’s going to be on C1<br />because I’m using GM mapping<br />and I’m going to select destination<br />first selected track which is my Hertz Drums<br />so I do this and boom<br />now I have my kick drum right here so now if I play it<br />so basically it’s triggering the Hertz Drums right<br />now<br />the next element that I usually replace is the snare<br />and I’m going to do exactly the same thing<br />going to go to hit points<br />I think that this looks absolutely fine<br />and I’m going to create mini notes<br />in this case because it’s a snare<br />I’m going to select D1 because that’s where snares live<br />if you don’t know about GM protocol<br />check out my video that I’ve done on how to play drums<br />on a keyboard and everything will be super clear<br />so I’m going to have fixed velocity there<br />sometimes with a snare<br />I tend to go for a normal dynamic velocity<br />but in this case I want a really consistent<br />powerful sound so I’m gonna go like this<br />and now I have both elements on Heard’s drums<br />and now the other thing that I wanted to show you is<br />what I talked about before<br />I can go to my snare<br />for example here and as you can see<br />I have selected this one<br />and I can start switching the snares<br />and see which one works better for my track<br />these drums are so good<br />when it comes to drum replacement<br />and you know<br />don’t think they’re going to be useful just for rock<br />and metal and oldie genres<br />these are very useful for pop<br />you know they’re a great way to beef up your drums<br />and like I said<br />they have become my go to drum replacement library<br />just because the sound is so powerful straight away<br />and they’re so fast and easy to use<br />and when I’m doing drum replacement<br />the last thing I want to have is go through<br />super complicated instrument<br />that makes my life difficult<br />so I hope you enjoyed this video<br />hope you enjoyed the drum playing<br />and I hope this gives you a good idea on how each pack<br />sounds like and which one might be for you<br />also thanks so much to Hertz Drums<br />for sponsoring this video<br />and supporting the channel<br />take good care of yourselves my friends<br />and I’ll see you on the next one bye.</p>